Successful rollout of COVID-19 vaccines
As I write this article, we are in another national lockdown to bring the new coronavirus variant under control, which has been spreading very quickly.
As I write this article, we are in another national lockdown to bring the new coronavirus variant under control, which has been spreading very quickly.
As I write this, I never thought I would be so pleased to see the back of a year as I am 2020.
Devolution, like reorganisation, is a zombie issue – not really alive but not fully dead and refusing to do either properly.
In November 2020, nearly one in every 10 new cars registered in the UK was pure electric, according to the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders.
The final local government finance settlement for 2021/22, which was laid before Parliament in February, confirmed that councils will receive a share of £51.3 billion in funding (a 4.6 per cent increase in cash terms).
A new system of linked parks in Brighton’s city centre has improved air quality, sustainable transport and biodiversity.
As I write, an election is looming.
As first was going to press, the Oxford-AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine was being administered for the first time in the UK.
Perhaps it was inevitable that this year’s government review of public spending would get downgraded from a comprehensive, three-year plan to the one-year Spending Review Chancellor Rishi Sunak delivered last month.